AS & A Level Maths - Integration by Parts

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Short tutorial on integration by parts from ExamSolutions

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AS & A Level Maths - Integration by Parts

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  • lol.. i partly got ...

    lol.. i partly got that thanx so much for making vids like this i need all the help i can get im doin AS maths earlier than everybody else nd im finding it hard but thanx for vids like this lmfao closest thing i can get to describing this in term i would understand

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  • This is the inverse ...

    This is the inverse of the chain rule and is a result that you should learn.

    The integral of sin(mx) where m is a contant is always -1/m cos(mx)

    Similarly the integral of cos(mx) is
    1/m sin(mx)

    Hope that helps

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  • How the hell the he ...

    How the hell the he got -1/2cox 2x after integrating sin 2x dx?

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  • Sorry one more ...

    Sorry one more thing, is there more parts? or thats it? because it says "part 1" at the start.

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  • thanks man, saved ...

    thanks man, saved me about 30 minuts of lecture time :)

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  • So the 1/2 was ...

    So the 1/2 was taken out just "temporarily" or however you could describe it? :)

    A very quick reply, thanks!

    Thanks fr the great video, I learned something new today :D

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  • No, as the constant ...

    No, as the constant was never placed inside the bracket at the end. If it were I would want to call it 4C or A where A = 4C. Best to leave C outside though.

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  • shouldn't the 'c' ...

    shouldn't the 'c' be divided by two?

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  • you should be fast ...

    you should be fast in integration ...LOL

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  • 2cos2x

    2cos2x

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